state.persist is broken in HA 2022.3

[LeszekSwirski]

home-assistant/core#66068 changed the signature of async_restore_entity_added from taking an entity str to taking a RestoreEntity

[dlashua]

It looks like we'll need an "Entity" that extends "RestoreEntity". But we aren't actually using "Entity" at the moment.

I believe this will require us to treat all entities similar to how they were handled in PR #129

[jrowberg]

Confirm that I am unable to create persistent state vars with the latest versions of everything installed. This is my first day playing with PyScript and I'm glad to see it's not just me!

[dlashua]

I haven't tested this with any of my actual pyscripts because I'm not quite ready for a 2022.3 upgrade yet. But if any brave souls want to try PR #332 and let me know if it works for you that'd be great.

[jrowberg]

Thanks, @dlashua! I just pulled the modified file into my custom_components location, restarted HASS, and boom! The problem is gone, and persisting states appears to work.

[dlashua]

@jrowberg glad to hear it. Hopefully, this weekend I'll have some time to fix this properly if @craigbarratt doesn't beat me to it.

[selmaohneh]

Another thanks to @dlashua! I tried the temporary fix, as well. Seems to work :-)

• Most of my pyscript services were missing after the update --> they are now back
• All persisted states were missing after the update --> they are now back

Note: My persisted states all were on "unknown" after the HASS restart. This is my default value from state.persist. That's why I triggered some state changes manually to get the states up to date again. But I guess I could have just waited some longer for the actual state changes.^^

[craigbarratt]

The github master version has @dlashua's fix. I'm leaving this open until it's released.

[piyushparkash]

Sorry about commenting on an old issue.

I am still facing this issue. Can anyone confirm if this is working?

I am using 2024.1 homeassistant.